Basketball Wives Shaunie O'Neal And Tami Dish On New Cast Members

Basketball Wives star Shaunie O’Neal and Tami Roman are dishing on their two new cast members, but from the sounds of things, it didn’t go very well.

Tami Roman confirmed they filmed in New York for five weeks before returning to Miami. Which may explain why Jennifer Williams had been spotted several times in NYC.

Tami also confirmed two additional women have joined the cast and as if reading the minds of many viewers, Tami added, “I’m still surprised at how many people just wanna come into this situation. They should know by now we are not wrapped to tight. But they still keep coming.”

Shaunie offered her apologies ahead of time stating the new cast members have no idea they’re walking into the danger zone.

After what happened with Meeka Claxton, it is quite surprising that any sane person would jump at this opportunity.

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